One of the reasons I brought on K.M. Venne to write for TSHQ is because of his love for calling out morons. In fact, he does such a good job of it that I decided to make this a new feature on the site. Today’s victim is CBS Sports Ken Berger, who is pushing the [...]
Archive for December, 2010
Crawford to Boston; What’s Next?
Pending a physical (even if his arms were broken do you think the Red Sox would void this deal?), Carl Crawford will take over as the most intriguing CC in the New York-Boston rivalry. This move comes shortly after the Sox made another big splash landing Adrian Gonzalez to play first base. The Cubs grabbed [...]
Throwing Out The BCS- What the 2010 College Football Playoffs Would Look Like In My World
Its that time of year again. You see it each year on ESPN, message boards, blogs, newspapers, etc. What the hell would college football look like if like EVERY OTHER sport, even its smaller divisions, it had a playoff system intact? Who gets invited? How many teams? How is the bracket setup? As half of [...]
Monday Morning Midfielder
England, Get Over It On December 2nd, the football world watched eagerly as FIFA, the world football governing body, made their selections of which countries would host the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. The clear initial favorites to host the cups where England in ‘18 and the US in ‘22. Their solid infrastructure, completed stadiums, [...]
The Sexy Six CFB Games of The Week- Session 10
Its the last week of the regular season in CFB which means the final installment of the Sexy Six for this season with K.M and myself. Overall, I can’t complain too much, I’ve had fun and we’ve won. What more could you ask for? How about one more good slate of games? Well, don’t be [...]
Mark Reynolds to Baltimore
Pending a physical it looks as though strikeout extraordinaire and home run monster 3B Mark Reynolds will be taking his talents to Camden Yards in exchange for RHP David Hernandez and minor league prospect Kam Mickolio. The Orioles are said to also be in the market for another big bat (preferably a first baseman) in order [...]
Do People Really Believe the NFL is Going to Lock Out?
Honestly, it has gotten to the point where I believe the exact opposite of what ESPN reports. My basic assumption is based around simple marketing strategies. ESPN, MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL all have one thing in common: they’re all businesses with a product to sell. How does anyone make their product more appealing to an [...]
College Basketball
November Recap With the first month of the College Basketball season in the books, it is time to look back at some of the best moments, biggest surprises, early season stars, and biggest disappointments of college basketball’s first month. It has been a wild first month with notable upsets, top ten matchups and tremendous individual [...]
Adrian Gonzalez: The Bigger Picture
The Red Sox are currently in the process of finalizing an extension that is going to keep one of the leagues premier first basemen in white and red for the foreseeable future. After being scorned by the Yankees and Mark Teixeira two off seasons ago, the Sox have finally landed their player, without parting with [...]
FINAL SSR standings of the year and BCS Bowl Wishes
Its the final installment of the year for the SSR at The Sports Headquarters. K.M. and I are here to unveil our final Top 15 and the BCS Bowl games, we and you the deserving public should want to see. Some final thoughts on this past weekend’s games. K.M.: Today’s college football was about as [...]
